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Mohamed Ezz’s Biography

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A freelance journalist based in Cairo. Mohamed Ezz is an Egyptian journalist born in the Delta city of Mansoura. When the Arab Spring broke out in Egypt, and while still a student, his passion for journalism burgeoned and he co-founded the Egypt Report website, exploring how the revolution was changing the lives of people in the Delta.

After graduating, he moved to Cairo and embarked on a professional career as a journalist and political analyst. Fluent in Arabic and English, he has spent the p…

Mohamed Ezz’s Journalist Portfolio

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Articles

Egypt's parliament formalises economic powers of military-linked body

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By Mohamed Ezz
| Zawya Verified
CAIRO - Egypt's parliament gave final approval on Tuesday to a law that formalises the rapid expansion of the military-linked Future ​of Egypt Authority ⁠into the country's most powerful economic body and places it under direct presidential ‌oversight.
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Draft Egyptian law expands military-linked economic body's powers under presidential oversight, copy shows

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By Mohamed Ezz
| Zawya Verified
A draft Egyptian law would ​elevate the ⁠Future of Egypt Authority ‌from a military-linked body focused on agricultural ​and industrial development and commodities imports into ​an overarching economic ​authority reporting directly to the president, a copy seen ⁠by Reuters shows.
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Egypt moves to step up fuel supply ahead of rise in power demand this summer

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By Mohamed Ezz
| Zawya Verified
CAIRO - Egypt's electricity and petroleum ministers met on Tuesday to ​coordinate fuel ⁠supply and grid management ahead of a summer ‌in which power demand is expected to rise 8% ​over last year's record peak of 40,000 megawatts, according to ​a joint ministry ​statement. * Electricity Minister Mahmoud Esmat and Petroleum Minister Karim Badawi said the two ⁠ministries were working as "one team" to secure fuel supplies for power stations and stabilise the national grid during peak hours.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Co-founder of a blog named the Egypt Report.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yes.

Did you work for your high school newspaper? If so, what did you do there?

No.

Awards

Richard Beeston Bursary

2019 - Journalism

This award of £6,000 is for an aspiring British or UK-based foreign correspondent to spend six weeks abroad, researching and reporting on a foreign news story, in association with The Times newspaper. A further award of £6,000 is available to a young journalist based in Israel, Lebanon or the Palestinian territories to undertake a six week fellowship on The Times foreign desk in London. Applicants should have at least two years journalistic experience, be under the age of thirty on the application closing date and have a professional command of English.

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